MINUTES

LAWTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

SEPTEMBER 14, 1993 - 6:00 P.M.

COUNCIL CHAMBER - WAYNE GILLEY CITY HALL

John T. Marley, Mayor,    Also Present:

Presiding    Robert Hopkins, City Manager

        Felix Cruz, City Attorney

        Brenda Smith, City Clerk

The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Marley. Notice of meeting and agenda were posted on the City Hall bulletin board as required by law.

ROLL CALL

Present:    Jeffrey Sadler, Ward One

        Michael Brown, Ward Two

    Jana Barker, Ward Four

        Alvis Kennedy, Ward Five

        Richard Zarle, Ward Six

        Leila Barfield, Ward Seven

    Robert Mitchell, Ward Eight

        Kathy Pippin, At-Large No. 1

        Glen Alford, At-Large No. 2

Absent:        Jerry Shelton, Ward Three

AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION: Alowee Fox invited everyone to a cable vision meeting on Thursday, September 16 at 7:00 p.m. at Vo Tech. Several people spoke in opposition to closing 9th Street Railroad Crossing and presented petitions. Hopkins read proposed letter to ODOT and said he would AMEND it to add information on shifting traffic volume.

BUSINESS ITEMS:

1.    Damage claim approved: Louis Jones in the amount of $259.52.

2.    Res. 93-102 for condemnation of 206 NE Euclid approved.

3.    Ord. 93-30 amending Chapter 18, home occupation approved with amendments.

4.    Ord. 93-31 amending Chapters 14 and 7, home occupation approved with amendments.

5.    Res. setting fee for home occupation license denied.

6.    Ord. 93-32 rezoning 3003 NE Cache Road to C-3 approved.

7.    Cablevision Operating Permit approved.

8.    Item withdrawn.

9.    Response to RFP from Department of Corrections for 300 bed drug offender work camp - Staff to develop proposal to bring back for Council approval.

10.    Res. 93-103 setting disposal fees for refuse generated outside the City limits approved.

11.    Council Policy No. 63 disposal of solid waste.

12.    Council Policy No. 64 disposal of solid waste.

13.    Bruce Winters' request for sale of treated water outside City limits 9806 NW Cache Road tabled.

14.    Naming park/sports complex at 52nd adjoining Eisenhower School Complex - name is "Grand View United Sport Complex - tabled.

15.    Ord. 93-33 amending Chapter 4 on nonintoxicating beverages approved.

16.    Three revocable permits to Southland Corp. approved.

17.    Ratified LWA action to approve a lease with Marathon Oil Company.

18.    Ord. 93-24 authorizing lease to Marathon Oil approved.

CONSENT ITEMS:

19.    Damage claims approved: Jose A. and Giralda Santiago - $48.52; Nadine and Bill Robinson - Res. 93-104 - $450; Cecil Earl Wiggins - deleted; Tillman and Linda Hughes - $76.26; Chung C. Graham - Res. 93-105 - $750; Myong Williams - Res. 93-106 - $740; Edward A. and Mary L. Copeland - Res. 93-107 - $2,500; Joe Kip and Lori Jo Cummins - $100.

20.    Resolution authorizing crosswalks at Memorial Hospital on West Gore Blvd. pulled from agenda.

21.    Res. 93-108 authorizing traffic controls approved.

22.    Traffic controls denied.

23.    Street Light Res. 368 approved.

24.    Res. 93-109 Municipal Water Pollution Prevention Environmental Audit approved.

25.    Date set to hold public hearing re: closing part of utility easement at 2502 NW Sheridan Road - October 26.

26.    Grant application to Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for lake improvements approved.

27.    Lease with Lawton-Fort Sill Art Council for building at 17th and Ferris approved stipulating payment, upkeep and painting in keeping with the neighborhood.

28.    Agreement with Alvin Jung re: Jones v. City approved.

29.    Easements accepted for Sewer Rehab 93-6, Block 3, Heinz Addition.

30.    Accepted 6th Street Sewer 93-12

31.    Contract for real property appraisal for "J" Ave. 27th to 37th Street awarded to Dan Wigington.

32.    Rejected bids for Highland Cemetery Road 93-24, modify plans and readvertise.

33.    Contract with Gillian for polygraphic services pulled from agenda.

34.    Bid award for City property insurance as recommended.

35.    Utility relocation agreement with ARKLA Gas for meters on Rogers Lane approved.

BID ITEMS:

36.    Relocate gas meters - Dorrell Plumbing Co.

37.    Extend contract for wrecker service - American & G & M Wrecker.

38.    Aluminum sign blanks - American Highway Sign Corp.

39.    Office furniture - Commercial Concepts & Furnishings; Standley's; PO to SW/McCord's & Ansley Paper

40.    Campaign hats - Tuxall Uniform & Equip.

41.    Mini excavator - Machinery, Inc.

42.    Stockade logs - Currell Lumber Co.

43.    Ballistic vests - Tuxall Uniform & Equipment

44.    Refuse container bottoms - Total Truck & Trailer

45.    Symbols and roll goods - 3MCompany & Rocal, Inc.

46.    Mayor's Appointments: CIP Ward 6 Rep. Cornelius O'Keefe; Lawton Metropoiltan Cultural Ad Hoc Planning Committee approved.

47.    Payroll approved.

EXECUTIVE SESSION:

48.    Sylvia Leach v. City - no action.

49.    Daniel Druckenmiller v. City - no action.

50.    Police Colective Bargaining Agreement - no action.

51.    Walter Chandler v. City - no action.

52.    Jan Dupler v. City - John Vincent to represent City at settlement conference.

REPORTS: None.

ADJOURNED AT: 9:40 p.m.